Crews have finished the concrete foundation pour at 1510 Webster Street in Downtown Oakland for the future 19-story mass timber tower. The project has been designed and developed by Oakland-based oWOW and will eventually become the tallest mass timber building on the West Coast and the second tallest in the country. Once complete, the development will create 222 new homes above commercial and retail space.
A preliminary zoning worksheet application has been filed for a 39-story residential tower at 2044 Franklin Street in Downtown Oakland, Alameda County. The filing provides little information about the project, including unit count or architect. R2 Building, staffed by many of the same people as the form property owner and now-defunct modular construction firm, RAD Urban, is the project applicant.
New preliminary plans have been revealed for a twenty-unit project at 11511 Summit Wood Road in Los Altos Hills, Santa Clara County. The residential proposal is the first seen in the Bay Area to use the highly anticipated Builder’s Remedy, a Zoning Holiday provision enforced by the State for cities with non-compliant housing elements. Sasha Zbrozek is the property owner and applicant.
The Oakland Planning Commission is scheduled to review the two project plans for 1431 Franklin Street in Downtown Oakland, Alameda County. The property, less than half an acre, could produce nearly half a million square feet of office space or 381 new homes. For now, Tidewater Capital is pursuing entitlements for both versions, each with a different design.
YIMBY has received the updated rendering for the eight-story residential proposal at 3128-3160 El Camino Real in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The project will create 380 new homes across from the city’s two tallest buildings, the Palo Alto Office Center. Acclaim Companies is the project applicant.